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Methanol-capable bulk carrier Green Future calls at Mombasa
The Green Future delivered steel coils to Mombasa on 10 November, the port’s first call by a bulk carrier equipped to run on methanol or fuel oil.
Wednesday 11th November 2026
By inAfrika Newsroom
Kenya’s Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission opened a review of the Kenya Ports Authority’s systems on 10 November. The review will examine policies, procedures and day-to-day practices and recommend changes to reduce the risk of corruption.
Commissioner John Ogallo launched the exercise at the ports authority’s headquarters in Mombasa. He said the port’s role as a gateway for Kenya and neighbouring countries makes its efficiency and accountability important for the movement and cost of freight, Citizen Digital reported.
John Turasha Kinyanjui, the ports authority’s corporation secretary and general manager for board and legal services, said the authority supported the examination, Sifa reported. The announcement set out the scope of the review. Findings and a completion date have yet to be made public.
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